wingely

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by wingely 4y ago
Yeah, but also is sort of one of the Old Ones
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by wingely 4y ago
Me: “Grandpapa, is that you?” Tentacled microbe: ::Cthulhu noises::
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by wingely 4y ago
Ubiquitous personal jet packs would offer a level of convenience and mobility that would make it nearly impossible to keep strangers off my balcony.
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by wingely 4y ago
That’s a cute reduction, but the case being made doesn’t account for workers being humans in an ever evolving society. A job is, in fact, an alien concept to someone who has never had one before. And even people who have had jobs may have n
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by wingely 4y ago
I think we fundamentally disagree about this. Teaching those skills is what an entry level job is supposed to do for someone. Then they level up, make mistakes, and learn some more as they gain experience in their profession. It sounds like
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by wingely 4y ago
Why must we motivate the opposite when the answers to these conflicts are in front of us? When a younger generation lacks a skill, don’t complain and blame them for it—they’re the ones who are new here—figure out how to train them. When an
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by wingely 4y ago
I’ve seen a lot of students in HS and Uni use talk to text features and then edit the document.
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by wingely 4y ago
What is it that motivates older generations to diss younger generations? I’m a Millennial, and people love to shit on us, today still, but especially in the 2000s and early 2010s.
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by wingely 4y ago
Nerds love Japan
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What Is QBism?(physics.umb.edu)
1 points by wingely 4y ago|0 comments
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Mountain Lion Kill-Site Forensics(mountainlion.org)
3 points by wingely 4y ago|0 comments
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by wingely 4y ago
It’s missing the part where someone suggests stupidity and obtuseness on the part of anyone who questions free markets outside of theoretical experiments. Similarly, it’s missing the comment from a woman-identified person that is followed b
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by wingely 4y ago
Meh. Dumb rich kids end up with positive college and career outcomes regardless of their test scores. Let’s not suggest that wealth correlates to ‘better traits’.